Cuba's Endless Dark: A Design Problem Wrapped in Politics The sixth nationwide blackout this year has left Cubans reeling once again, but it's not just a matter of infrastructure or politics – it's also about design.
The crisis plaguing the island nation is a complex interplay of factors, with one key issue standing out: the lack of resilience and adaptability in Cuba's energy grid.
The collapse of the grid has been a gradual process, with two nationwide blackouts in March and three in July preceding this latest disaster.